Lance Olsen

Lance Olsen, a Montana native, was president of the Missoula, Montana-based Great Bear Foundation from 1982-1992. He has also served on the governing council of the Montana Wilderness Association and the advisory council of the Alliance for the Wild Rockies. He was previously a college teacher and associate of the American Psychological Association and its Division on Population and Environmental Psychology, and the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues. Now retired, he runs a restricted listserv of global scope for climate researchers, wildlife researchers, agency staff, graduate students, and NGOs concerned about the consequences of a changing climate. He can be contacted at lancolsn@gmail.com

Closing in on the Kill: Heat and the Breadth of Land Animal Vulnerabiliity Including People, Bison, Grizzlies, and Moose

Closing in on the Kill

Fossil Fuel and the Breadth of Human Mortality 

Will Grizzly Bears be Getting Enough to Eat?

The Threats to the Grizzly’s Fragile Recovery are Expanding

It’s Too Soon to Remove the Grizzly From the Endangered Species List

An Awkward Era for the Commercial Timber Industry

Too Many Demand Too Much of Renewable Energy

BOOM! Fossil Fuel Combustion and the Mother of All Economic Busts

Renewable Energy: the Switch From Drill, Baby, Drill to Mine, Baby, Mine

Adult Lifestyles Sentence Kids to 1,000 Years of “Deadly” Heat Waves

Climate and Forests: Land Managers Must Adapt, and Conservationists, Too

Perverse Housing Policy Perverts Forest Policy

Why All the Uproar Over the Green New Deal?

Climate and Money: a Tale of Two Accounts

Heat and the End of the World as We Know It

A Once and Future Conservation: Business as Usual, Interrupted

Can We Feel Secure about De-Listing the Grizzly?

Caught in a Trap of Our Own Making: Climate Change, Blame, and Denial

Climate, Science, and Budget-Politics

Somebody’s Going to Extremes

Natural Variability isn’t the Final Word on Climate Science

Climate Consequences for the Western U.S. Farm/Ranch Market

How Soon Dead is Coal?

The Fire That Saved Sun Valley

Sprawling Into the Fire Zone

Of Forests and Finance

The Toughest Challenge for Intelligence Design